A. Cost estimating
B. Allocating resources
C. Product verification
D. Activity estimating

answer => C

A. For the better only, a positive effect.
B. For the worse, a negative effect.
C. Both better or worse, a positive or negative effect.
D. Neither better nor worse, neither a positive nor a negative effect.

Answer =>  C

A. Project team members
B. Project sponsor
C. Individuals responsible for risk management policies and templates
D. Key stakeholders

answer => B

A. Differences between or among stakeholders should be resolved in favor of the customer.
B. Managing stakeholder expectations may be difficult because stakeholders often have very different objectives, that may come into conflict.
C. Project stakeholders may influence the course of the project and its results.
D. Differences between or among stakeholders should be resolved in the most cost efficient manner consistent with project objectives.

answer => D

A. Proposals.
B. Evaluation criteria.
C. Contract negotiation.
D. Contract.

answer => D

A. Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing.
B. Enthusiasm, Hope, Panic, Solution.
C. Assignment, Kickoff, Training, Communicating.
D. Direction, Motivation, Cooperation, Collaboration.

answer => A

• The first project is a process optimization which would result in a cost reduction of $120,000 per year.This benefit would be achieved immediately after the end of the project.
• The second project would be the development of a new product which could produce the following net profits after the end of the project:
  

  1	year:	$ 15,000
  2	year:	$ 125,000
  3	year:	$ 220,00

  Assumed is a discount rate of 5 % per year.Looking at the present values of these projects’ revenues in the first 3 years, what is true?

A. Both projects are equally attractive.
B. The first project is more attractive by app.7%.
C. The second project is more attractive by app.5%.
D. The first project is more attractive by app.3%.

answer => D

A. 164 - 173 days
B. 144 - 194 days
C. 119 - 219 days
D. 159 - 179 days

answer => D

A. Activity E is a logical dangle in relation to the sink before the finish milestone.
B. Activity F is a logical dangle in relation to the burst point after the start milestone.
C. You can not calculate a critical path when lags and/or leads are calculated in percent.
D. Activities E to F need another task drawn as a hammock to calculate Level Of Effort.

answer => A

A. Open and straightforward
B. Complex
C. Simple
D. Easy to automate

answer => B